VisualztionStorytelling wData

1.5 Credits · Level: Graduate

Enormous amounts of data are created every day. Interpretation of descriptive statistics and statistical output is no longer sufficient for supporting robust actionable business decisions. Instead, managers should be relying on their strengths of understanding relationships, patterns, and potential insights from large data sets through proper visualization. This course will cover basic ideas about cognition and data visualization including how different types of data and relationships are best presented, how to communicate a coherent story with data, and how to ensure that the data accurately supports the story.